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Quality Solicitors SSB launch new Business Law division
SHEFFIELD law firm Quality Solicitors SSB has appointed Sam Sellars as the head of its new Business Law division.
Sam, who lives with her family in Sheffield, has many years experience working in commercial law with companies across the region.
Her appointment marks a major new direction for the rapidly expanding Sheffield law firm.
“Having launched an extremely successful employment law division in the past year we recognised business law as an obvious area for subsequent development,” said partner Jeremy Brooke.
“We have an already extremely well established system of transparent fixed fees that works very well across all areas of our business and we feel confident that under Sam’s guidance this approach will prove extremely popular with the business community too.
“Small businesses in particular have been apprehensive in the past about seeking legal advice but our system of one free initial telephone consultation and then a clearly defined price list means you know immediately how much you will be paying and there is no need to worry about rising costs.”
Said Sam: “Many SMEs are finding that while money is a little more available now, the purse strings can still be a little tight but that doesn’t mean you can’t find the right legal advice at an affordable price.
“The new Quality Solicitors SSB business law team are approachable and accommodating so don’t be frightened to see us.”
http://www.simpsonsissonsandbrooke.co.uk
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